The Distant Whispers
The trowel slipped in my hand, the wet concrete dripping onto the floorboards I had sanded three times that week, and I watched the grey sludge spread like a bruise across the pine. I am thirty-four years old, and my hands are permanently stained with the dust of a house that is eating me alive. The eviction notice sat on the drafting table, a crisp white rectangle that mocked the grime around...
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